Ruby on Rails

On Aug 1, 2011, at 2:44 PM, Leonel *.* wrote:

> I have an activation link. I want the user to click on the link, kinda
> like this...
>
> domain.com/users/45/activate/1jf872
>
> The number after "users" would be the user id, and the string after
> "activate" would be the activation code. In the link above it would be
> user id 45 and activation code 1jf872.
>
> I have no problem sending the email. My problem is getting the route
> (the url) recognized.
>
> I have this in routes...
> ----------------------------------
> resources :users do
> member do
> get :activate
> end
> end

try get ':activate/:activation_code'

> ----------------------------------
> users_controller.rb
> ----------------------------------
> def activate
> @user = User.find(params[:id])
> end
> -----------------------------------

Along those same lines, try User.find_by_id_and_activation_code(params)

>
> Which finds the user. But how can I make the query to find by both the
> user id and the activation code?
>
> like select users where users.id = 45 and activation_code = 1jf872

Walter

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